41.   Teachers there say some students read nearly one of the books a night.

42.   Still, the controversy over what students are reading lingers in the Round Rock school district, which includes parts of Northwest Austin.

43.   Students read questions and information posed in class and then are able to respond in another message.

44.   That was followed by a phonics lesson, in which students read aloud from a list of about two dozen vocabulary words and were drilled in their definitions.

45.   Teachers critical of a school board proposal to require that high school students read more books by minority authors say board members should not be imposing quotas on literature.

46.   The array of learning tools on display includes a transcription system that enables deaf students to read spoken words and software that helps teach arithmetic.

47.   The artifacts were the eight novels the students had read that year, all literary classics.

48.   The online course has a schedule saying when students should read certain chapters in their textbooks and listen to the accompanying lectures online.

49.   The old test simply required students to read short passages and fill in missing words.

50.   The two other parts ask students to read and edit three articles submitted by professors and to choose one for publication, explaining their reasons in a memo.